New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-10-03

He know that all kingdoms that aEe yi9en nssg
He works. he suffers, He complains not Of tho DAILY
crucifxon, for Ho still sees, though ~ DO Smro"s
large hot tears "he Joy tnss scs ou, that tho
trne measure Of life Is neither visible nor marer a.;
No man Knows what no "a rea o end has come
death Is stronger than llfc,' while at the very mo-
nent God Is working out some great miracle Of love e
wS say s. ol ' to Perfection It failed almost at the
moment. We nus talk unwisely. Men shall come
d i% , ,SS Es s s sna S ana shall TESTIFY that
which we thought fruitlcss abounded In all me
fruits of the es u.s. drink Of f this we'll By tho
and lift up our hands and be glad The won i, We
spoke in hesa SCa and ers viii come
again some day bearing thirty sixty, and an hun
dred fold What II IT be true In hs tt as ,ast shall
hc Srst Is II nothing to suffer WELL Is IL
nothing to be heroic in patience Is T. netting not h.g 60
acTI and si'i in the chamber Of anctioni
True indeed, we wanted our ives to develop vs'%
they are nv ans fss s end shall Il" De the @
acation of tho process" Let us say Even so
i sse% .~.nv good GOOD in man Thy viii iF be
ursed at the last by the results Of his life. IL Is
Impossible that honesty. probty mpngsrnsss ,ssac
R wors Of comfort to the mother struggling with her
family to the sufferer bearing the burden h OF pa n"
utility but in coqucnce It may DO US soSa Wnmd
TO remember that 3f es influence
he intOleraDl3
SORROW THAT IS NOT DIVINE.
rv,.,onco 10 IN reality nothing but burden.
r,orrthjnc dcpcnds upon the to which II IL put
wh,t s called leisure would kill some men, because
they are made up, 1t were, OF million p"'seS
they are all energy; they are men Oh i'npe'"os",
,rbose heaven IS in activity, whose bcssecness ~ III
to,, itself It Is sophism to suppose that imh'or
tally Is existence, continuance vi ua.''
succession OF SEASONS, without wind or storm or
d,r,ness or night: immortality, "a stated IN 'he
Cri..,,n Scriptures means continuance OF influence,
cIertlon OF bencfccnt energy, good ooinS, ~" III,
study of the Divine nature ana , ,ng bsnedicon
some further proof OF Gods interest III our ii' SUM"
coronation Of work well done . 70 N. influence Of
tho dead is to continue and extend ,ns , ,,h us
which they delighted while they wTr nt ' The heaven
h arc 20 be no fruitless tears In crying or me
absent in reality be haEln9 ~, our Ivme. and
Therefore not useful The lord Is n-en Lc,t,, am ~,
We should know tho power Of us i 70 feel ,at they
hn are dead In Christ are alive In lin evo I, Ma
The Lord Himself said az poW rrrctoTr. and teach
IN heay Ven, word athcreforc 1t indicates point In
an Argument and It Is oeeae %e n Of death and
he dartnrss Of the grave that We arc ponrd NO 10 ="
forth and teach wherever opporty oe can,vIty to
to speak light. TO offer comfort, 10 r,ios s LEN "
hring morning TO shine upon the aoo,es o, ,, H.
ifany he mourns inc aean 81 the
he can do nothing for the living. ne y ,',T he
do.d whom he never understood. and bilRhting me
flowers which he preends to pac-erve; r,o',rns
mourn our sainiod dead 1t Is our inhriny Una,
our faith rcoIces our hope sings. our love Keeps ps
festival for say that they sha hunger no h, ' o
nchcr thirst any more. neither shan ms suh ns' U
hon, NOR any heat When think Of thelr l9ys VIC
forget our sorrows and call upon all mrn 10 pfe o
Lord for his goodness I'm giving rest 10 M VII 49,
Praise him with the sound OF the trumpet ira w.,
Him with p>aer and harp Praise Inn Mn 1Tp
mnnts Praise Him upon the loud cymbal- Praise
Him upon the high sounding cymoals iOr he H nrbn
opened the doors OF Heaven ami MAZE ,hSIn hi'' WIN
knew once the bitterness Of infinite trbuIa'ioh'